SA Instrumentation & Control has had a remarkable year in 2006! It has maintained its position as one of the leading publications for the instrumentation and control industry. Our website (www.instrumentation.co.za...
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ASSTech Instrumentation has acquired three new exclusive agencies to complement its existing range of process control sensors. From Italy come HTP sensor cable assemblies such as M8 and M12 circular ...
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This issue of SAI&C coincides with the launch of South Africa’s first web-service that is solely dedicated to the recruitment of technical personnel. Listening to Technews ­Publishing’s editorial director, ...
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With August being Women's Month, much attention has been drawn to the role that women play in South African society in general. Less has been said about the role of women in engineering and sciences. One ...
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Before I know it, another month sneaks up on me, and its time to put together another issue of SA Instrumentation & Control and to write my editor's column. Thinking of something new and meaningful to ...
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June has been an incredible month for me! With a background in mechanical engineering, publishing is a whole new world for me and I basically had to hit the ground running. However, I am confident that ...
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As we have indicated over recent issues of SA Instrumentation & Control, this is the last issue of the magazine that editor, John Gibbs, will be directly involved in. Some of the material used in future ...
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Welcome to a bumper issue of SA Instrumentation & Control!    This larger-than-normal issue of SAI&C coincides with the launch of the new look instrumentation.co.za website. The new site has been optimised, ...
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Moving on Something of a sudden move to many - I will be leaving Technews Publishing shortly (officially at the end of May) - so my last contributions to SA Instrumentation and Control will likely be ...
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After reading the 'UniTemp now open for calibrations' news item in our last issue (February 2006), Steve Sidney, manager of the National Laboratory Association raised some concerns in a letter to the ...
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South Africa already has some impressive industry on the go and, technologically, South Africans have accomplished some remarkable things, including the first heart transplants, the CAT-scan machine (was ...
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In trying to forecast what trends and breakthroughs we are likely to see in 2006, I, as a confirmed 'geek and gadget-freak', have come to the conclusion that previous inventors have set exceptionally ...
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